rosid

NAME

SYNOPSIS

rosid -t hostname

rosid [ -e | -l localuser ] -u user@hostname

rosid [ -e | -l localuser ] [ -u user ] -t hostname

AVAILABILITY

DESCRIPTION

The rosid(3) command does not probe the operating system and also does not resolve an existing /etc/sfi/OSID file on the remote system; else the operating system id resolution is identical to the osid(3) command.

See osid(3) for more information.

OPTIONS

-h

print osid usage.

-e

use EDRC_USER as defined in etc/ssh-exec.cfg (default=edrc) as local user.

-l localuser

use the local user localuser to initiate the connection. Default local user is edrc.

-u user

remote user to connect on the target system. Default remote user is root.

-t hostname

target system hostname to execute the commands.

-u user@hostname

remote user to connect on the target system hostname.

EXIT STATUS

0

the operating system id could be resolved.

1

the operating system id could not be resolved. In this case rosid returns unknown as OS-id. If you receive this return value you should check the configuration file edrc/etc/osid.dat or edrc/etc/osid.dat.WA2L if the entry for the current operating system is missing. If two releases on an operating system are sufficient similar, they should be mapped to the same OS-id.

2

cannot connect to the remote system.

4

usage listed.

5

command aborted.

EXAMPLES

SEE ALSO

FILES

edrc/etc/osid.cfg

configuration file for osid and rosid. See osid.cfg(4) for more information.

edrc/etc/osid.dat

mapfile of uname -rs or uname -rsm to OS-id. See osid.dat(4) for more information.

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COPYRIGHT

This is free software; see edrc/doc/COPYING for copying conditions. There is ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.